Stomach pain vomiting hiccups

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It has been almost a year now without the hiccups, stomachpain, neck pain, acne, lack of energy, and moodiness. Except of course the few times I have accidentally ingested gluten, casein or a nightshade which one is bound to do when changing their diet so drastically. I know it is a big change but if your hiccups are as bad as mine you will not miss the ingredients! I just wish I listened to my heart a long time ago.

I am not sure if this is what is causing this problem, in around April 2012 I started to vomit for long time with tough pain in the stomach. This was happening after 3 to 4 months, it seems like the stomach was cleaning itself by removing unwanted substances in it. I was vomiting for like for hours until when the stomach has finished cleaning itself then it stopped leaving me with bitter saliva.

Your persisting symptoms of pain, nausea and vomiting could indicate a viral gastroenteritis. The other causes could be jaundice if there is yellowish discoloration of skin, food poisoning if the symptoms occurred shortly after taking food, peptic ulcer disease and sometimes cholecystitis and pancreatitis. Please consult your primary care physician for further evaluation. In the meantime take oral fluids and OTC acetaminophen for the pain. Regards.

My GI doc did a fasting GI test and found that I still had food in my stomach for 24 hours later. I do not have any vomiting nor do I have watery stools. I am just the opposite. I get constipated. I also have gained weight. I have GERD as well. I would be careful though about your acid because it could cause esophagial problems. I know how you feel. I can sympothize with you. It seems like noone understands what your going through. Alot of people don't realize how stressful Diabetes can be.

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Hello Again,
I have reviewed your posts over the past few months and you seem to have a lot going on for such a young person, just 13 years old.
I'm wondering if your "chest pain" may be related to some stress or stomach issues such as GERD. I suggest that you discuss this with your parent(s). Do you see your physician often? Have you had a complete physical of late? I suggest both with the approval of your parents.
Are you active in school extracurricular activities?

I am taking any pain medication I can to numb it. of couse, that's not good for my stomach, but the pain is bad for me too, eh? he has me on smooth muscle relaxants. they don't do a thing.
about two months ago, I started feeling queasy, almost like I was pregnant, but I'm not. that went away, though, after a couple of weeks. so that might have been something else (maybe upping my prilosec?).

First day - gas pain, constipation, nausea
Second day - Vomited 9 times, constipation, nausea
Third day - Vomited once, constipation, nausea, hiccups through out the night
Fifth day - stomach swollen, at least 1.5 times the regular size, lost 9 pounds, gags on certain foods, continued hiccups and bowels or very little, no energy, no appetite
Sixth day - continued hiccups, stomach swollen MORE, contnues to gag, no appetite, painful to touch stomach.
What could this be signs of?

now im having bad pains in my upper right side of my stomach going around into my back. it sometimes is on the left side too but the right is the worst. at first it was just periodically throughout the week. then two days ago it came and wouldnt go away all night.

I hadn't had any pain for a couple of months but now I have back pain between the shoulders, stomachpain right below the sternum and even more severe belching, all of which seem to come in 'waves' or episodes that last seconds and occur with varying frequency.
Can anyone relate? How long did it take for the pain to go away!?

now im having bad pains in my upper right side of my stomach going around into my back. it sometimes is on the left side too but the right is the worst. at first it was just periodically throughout the week. then two days ago it came and wouldnt go away all night.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a condition in which the stomach contents (food or liquid) leak backwards from the stomach into the esophagus (the tube from the mouth to the stomach). This action can irritate the esophagus, causing heartburn and other symptoms.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
When you eat, food passes from the throat to the stomach through the esophagus (also called the food pipe or swallowing tube).

My husband had this laparoscopic surgery in 1999 and continued to have all manner of complications, belching, hiccups, nausea, vomiting, acid reflux, pain, cramping, bowel problems, difficulty swallowing and breathing, chronic pain and fatigue, and diminishing "happiness". The surgery had to be redone open (he now has a foot long scar on his abdomen) in 2006. Apparently, a step in the procedure was not correctly the first time and his stomach had herniated through his diaphragm.

I did not have a burning sensation symptom,but my doctor says that it is quite common for others not to have this symptom with a kidney infection. Nausea, flank (back) pain, vomiting, abdominal pain, and fever all associated with kidney infections. These two treatments of antibiotics has made some of my pain diminish, but not all the way. I am still taking this 2nd treatment for another 7 days before I will know if it has really worked or not.

I dont know what else to do for her beside take her back to the hospital but she has no insurance so trying to avoid that.
The more info the better! IF anyone has heard of constant vomiting and constant stomachpain with this sickness please let me know.. what you had to do to get better.. and how long it took..
Thanks
This discussion is related to <a href='/posts/show/228349'>chronic gastritis and severe reflux for over a year....help!</a>.

I know that sometimes pain here is caused by stomach and intestine problems. Which I have had since 2007. But the pain had started before that, so I belive it was from my previous injury. I have been to several doctors who have taken x-ray and MRIs. I was always told that they were unable to find anything wrong with the area. If anyone has any pain relife techniques please let me know. Im to the point that I can't even preform at my office day job.

Never lay the baby on their back right after eating because the acid from the stomach goes into the esophagus and causes pain. Raise the head of their crib to a 45-degree angle too so they is not flat on their back. Feeding them 5-6 times day help. Feeding that way keeps the stomach acid constant which helps the reflux, they grows, and their weight increases at a steady pace.

My 17 year old has developed over the last 3 days a very odd symptom. She has constant burping that is like a small burp hiccup sometimes it is loud. There is no pain or discomfort in her stomach no bloating no nausea, vomiting no kind of acid reflux. She feels "pressure" that is relieved like when you need to burp but then it happens again and again.
It can go constantly or stop for a while and then start up again.

I had a nissen a few yrs ago. it was good til now. Been having pain when i eat and breathe. I went and had a gastric emptying test (all normal) and an upper scope confirmed the nissen is loose their is esophagitis present as well as my previous hernia (which was most of my stomach in the chest cavity.) is back. I guess my question is what can be done to effectively relieve the pain and reflux. Oh and i have also been belching a lot and hiccups as well.

Nausea
Bloating
Indigestion
Abdominal painHiccups
A loss of appetite
H. pylori bacteria (Helicobacter pylori) cause a form of gastritis that resembles heartburn. Pernicious anemia, smoking, heavy use of alcohol, food intolerance or food allergy, Crohn's disease, celiac disease, and other underlying health conditions can also result in gastritis.
To diagnose gastritis the physician may recommend an additional test called an endoscopy.

After a few days of vomiting and stomach issues, all seemed to be getting better. All of a sudden, I started feeling short of breath and, since then, I've been on a roller-coaster ride with docs trying to figure out what's wrong and I'm beginning to believe that I'll never know exactly.
After my initial episode of shortness of breath, I found myself in an emergency room and there was some concern as my blood oxygen level seemed to be low.

I ended up in the Ed 12mths ago with chest pain, tests showed ulcers throughout oesophagus, stomach and small intestine, was given somac, since then I lost about 15kgs in 6mths because I couldn't eat, symptoms... reflux, nausea, hiccups when I eat, wind from both ends, vomiting and diarrhoea, no appetite, feeling full very quickly (after 2-3 mouthfuls).

One night while I was eating I felt pressure around my neck is like somebody is chocking me and started burping + hiccups but no vomiting or acid came out. It is like a painful hiccups that made me put my hands around my neck all the time as I feel the painful pressure. Then I started having pain at the esophagus & throat area with shortness of breath and chest pain.

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